Short Word For Word Poems
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You're mad, I'm insane
Playing the déjà asked game
You pretend it's new
Dodging the truth word for word
I can't tell until it's heard
Narrative Which Is Imperative
This has become a renown narrative;
In each sermon it became imperative;
Word for word,
Often have heard;
To love and live must give, give, give.
Jim Horn
Trump Did Declare An Edict
We had heard Trump did declare an edict;
While reading word for word would depict,
Must confess,
A mass mess;
Each lie exposing the other will contradict.
Jim Horn
eyeful afterthought
all wasted up
catch a glimpse of the bird's eye view
power of speech grant an audience
hidden message
moments of panic
in person short sighted
tongue-tied word for word
humanity is thus lost
A record of a secret document
Embedded in my memory
Threatening to open
My feelings to the world
And I will keep it clandestine
Waiting for you to furiously
Copy down, word for word
The essence of my emotions
Form:
WORDS TELL, FEELING
Word for word
Is truth heard?
Can you see
Feel that frees?
Rhyme seeds sound
That now grounds
Quest of heart
Starts verse art
~~~~~~~~~
Leon Enriquez
05 February 2021
Singapore
Dare do as you say
Upon this highway
Joy and sorrow play
Where plot and cast sway
As fond feelings merge
Word for word flings urge
In a deeper purge
As odd echoes surge
~~~~~~~~~
Leon Enriquez
26 December 2020
Singapore
JOURNEY MIND MAP (12/25) — SPARKLE
Wake wise will
Taste true thrill
Frame thought heard
Word for word
Touch trip fine
Line by line
Purge that frown
Dear sweet clown
~~~~~~~~~
Leon Enriquez
18 January 2021
Singapore
I do care
who they're screwin' in public
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this poem is word for word plagiarized. If you know who I plagiarized, you probably have a good feel for freaky people and the aliveness of the streets. If you don't, you can ask me or whatever.
Form:
Hand over heart, when our National Athem starts,
taught from a child, and we sang every part.
Word for word as the flag was raised,
remembering the sacrifice our soldiers have made.
Patriotic to the core, our Red, White, and Blue,
Americans be proud, stand , and salute.
Word for word
I hold my tongue
What I’ve been
Trying to say
Has gotten stuck
Underneath my
Rib cage
My heart
Pounding on it
Tapping on it
As my blood
Rushes around
It
I’m afraid if
I let this out
My body
Will retaliate
Word for word
I’ll just write it
Down
Form:
Tale to tale
Zest frames sale
Word for word
Joy is heard
Line by line
Love grooms fine
Drop by drop
Start not stop
Rhyme by rhyme
Sounds sculpts chimes
Tear by tear
Faith moves fear
Thought by thought
Plot fills lot
Face to face
Know fine grace
Leon Enriquez
17 December 2016
Singapore
SILHOUETTE (18/23) — PACE
Word for word
Lines hoard meaning;
Not much said
~~~~~
Here I wait
For joy to bait
My journey fate
As glimpse tells more
Than words galore
Here I write
As my soul cites
Fond zest in bites
Where truth gives light
To do what’s right
~~~~~~~~~
Leon Enriquez
08 January 2021
Singapore
Sometimes
I think
they talk to themselves
through us
not exactly word-for-word
though the sense of it
then I (re)member
they are we, or was, us, at sometime
then we remember again
they don't make plain sense
playing wyrd-for-wyrd in-stead
sew halves, two find
grain-by-grain
frisson of recognition
in (an)other
Sometimes
Thought springs
Raw fling
Feel swirls
Rich twirls
Mind thinks
Stray links
Heart knows
Sure glow
Soul speaks
Fond peaks
Dig deep
Zest feeds
Know well
Zeal dwells
Know Word
For Word
Listen:
Discern
Just be
Gladly
Now walk
Your talk
Grace sums
Outcome
Leon Enriquez
02 Apr 2014
Singapore
Dare see
Wisely
Form each
True reach
Set norm
Bare form
Joy knows
Grand show
Peace stays
Bliss pays
Love all
Heed call
Know now
Endow
Faith calms
Sure balm
Hope sings
Time brings
Good writes
Verse cites
Each day
Bring play
Purge fear
Be here
Be clear
Now here
Leon Enriquez
06 Apr 2014
Singapore
The Jameson distillery
had its first official tour in 1780
when pirates broke in and drank all the whiskey.
Can I really call the above work my own?
It's almost word for word for an ad that I saw,
but I don't think the ad was intended to be a poem.
Ad - My distillery had its first official tour in 1780 when pirates broke in and drank all my
whiskey - Jameson Whiskey.
Heart to hand
Hand to pen
Pen to paper
Start again
Thoughts unwind
Secrets unfold
Words blossom into
Stories told.
A gentle seed
Sprouting small
Branches lead
To trees so tall.
Word for word
Scrawling lines
Sentences that
Creep through time.
Of past, of present,
Or those of
Mysteries
'Bout what's to come.
Pointless poems
To stricter measure
Writing is
Man's greatest treasure.
Words like wild cards
Bubbly bright bard
Words in fresh scripts
Ideas now rip
Jumpy jerks bounce
Watch how words pounce
Craft a fat chance
Drill that dream dance
Word for word frame
Niche no sense name
Fruits of deep thought
Poke a sweet spot
Lift laughter loud
Poise priming proud
Choice clusters poise
Love sizzles voice
Leon Enriquez
10 May 2018
Hamlet Place, ACT
Late evening stupor
Seize a bitter flavour
Write my odd verse awake
Cite words for goodness sake
Sleepy eyes glimpse new lines
Loiter with teary brine
Espresso cuppa reach
Coffee ideas now teach
How can feeling fine grow
Feelings I ought to know?
Caffeine fix fronts fancy
Picky patchy squarely
Dream within a bad dream
Word for word flickers stream
Leon Enriquez
17 May 2018
Hamlet Place, ACT
A poet word for word
this constant distraction...
lifes beautiful enhancement...
the emotional live or die
by the sword...
a poet for this word
serious...morbid...love
and laughter...
affliction...the ever mood
the dimensions...spectrums
these emotions centred from
above...
like exploding reproductive
organs...
all truths underlined...the deliverer
of a message...mood filtration
with true feeling without lies...
TALK AMONGST STONES
if we hadn’t had
that extra drink
at lunchtime
our headspace chefs
would only scream
twice:
(f) off my menu
go talk of your
stones
so we do…
build temples
ancient tabloids
of
triple distilled
distracted
abstract
metaphors
as is prone
word for word
talk amongst
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© Kim van Breda—29 October 2015
(with Mal Campbell)
Browse and take a look
Word clusters can hook
Verse scripts feel mellow
Meaning now swallows
Sculpt such clever finds
Reason charms clear mind
Word for word now dash
Conflict cradles clash
Ideas muzzle time
Vague affairs shade rhymes
Cash and carry stuff
Outcome funds enough
Listen as heart floods
Pulse of anxious blood
Explore odd sightings
Lines now wandering
Leon Enriquez
03 May 2016
Singapore
Yet in time
This still mime
Watch pulse flood
Surge of blood
Feel each thought
Rise from naught
Feel each word
Yet not heard
Feel each trace
Move odd pace
Feel how time
Words brief chimes
Feel strange maze
In mad craze
Feel sense brief
In deep grief
Word for word
From old hurts
Yet stare deep
Beyond sleep
Feel brisk rhymes
Sculpt good times
Leon Enriquez
26 December 2019
Singapore
Word for word is said
Looks are the meaning
Dictionaries are not expression
They define without meaning
A letter is absent of thought
Only words on parchment
Without meaning there is
Confusion with no harmony
Only the guessing is left
Hurt becomes anger and
Love is lost without
The true meaning
A letter express your thoughts
Interpreted without true
Meaning
Example: Poetry
Some are in harmony with
Your thoughts
Others get it wrong